New York · iPhone · 18+
The one you
almost met.
Log where you were. If they logged the same place and time, Encore shows you each other.
You apply in the app by building your profile.
How it works
It starts when you both log the same place.
A fictional example
- 01
Log the visit
Juniper Café
Yesterday · 6–8 PM
YouAlexYour times overlap
You were both there, and you both logged it.
- 02
Recognize each other
You & Alex
Both chose “That’s them”They see that you chose them. If they choose you back, the chat opens.
- 03
Say hello
Alex · Juniper Café
You were reading by the window?
I was. I remember you too.
Start with where you were.
Built around your real life
You start from a place you were both in, like a café or a gallery opening.
Your logs aren’t public
People with overlapping logs can see you. Your choice is shared only with the person you choose.
You decide who you talk to
Chat opens when it’s mutual. Block and report whenever you need.
Safety at Encore →Applications open · New York
Your profile is your application.
You build it in the app, and a person reads every one.
Founding class: 75 members. Six months fully unlocked.
Questions
Things people ask.
Encore is an iPhone app for reconnecting with someone you almost met in real life. Log the place and time, recognize someone from an overlapping visit, and chat when you both choose each other.
Encore starts with a place and time you remember. It shows people who logged an overlapping visit, rather than a citywide feed of profiles. Logs are member-provided; an overlap is a chance to recognize someone, not proof they were there.
Yes. Both people need to log the same place around the same time. Choosing someone lets them see who noticed them; a chat opens only when you choose each other.
Your log history isn’t public. People with overlapping logs can see you as a possible connection. When you choose someone, that person can see your name and profile before choosing you back. Read the privacy policy for the full details.